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On the ballot
Why this matters: Every voter in North Carolina votes in the statewide races. For the U.S. House, you vote only in the district where you live.
15 races for Congress on North Carolina's November 3, 2026 ballot, from the state's official list of candidates.1,
Federal
U.S. Senate
- U.S. Senate4 on the ballot · open seat
- Michael Dublin Green Party
- Roy Cooper Democratic Party
- Shannon W. Bray Libertarian Party
- Michael Whatley Republican Party
U.S. House
Not sure which district is yours? Enter your address on North Carolina's 2026 election page.
- District 13 on the ballot
- Don Davis Democratic Party
- Laurie Buckhout Republican Party
- Tom Bailey Libertarian Party
- District 23 on the ballot
- Eugene F. Douglass Republican Party
- Deborah K. Ross Democratic Party
- Matthew Laszacs Libertarian Party
- District 33 on the ballot
- Daniel Cavender Libertarian Party
- Raymond Smith Democratic Party
- Greg Murphy Republican Party
- District 43 on the ballot
- Valerie P. Foushee Democratic Party
- Guy Meilleur Libertarian Party
- Mahesh (Max) Ganorkar Republican Party
- District 53 on the ballot
- Virginia Foxx Republican Party
- Robert B. Luffman Libertarian Party
- Chuck Hubbard Democratic Party
- District 62 on the ballot
- Addison McDowell Republican Party
- Cyril Jefferson Democratic Party
- District 73 on the ballot
- Maad Abu-Ghazalah Libertarian Party
- David Rouzer Republican Party
- Kimberly Hardy Democratic Party
- District 83 on the ballot
- Bo Whitehead Green Party
- Colby Watson Democratic Party
- Mark Harris Republican Party
- District 92 on the ballot
- Richard N. Ojeda II Democratic Party
- Richard Hudson Republican Party
- District 103 on the ballot
- Steven Feldman Libertarian Party
- Ashley Bell Democratic Party
- Pat Harrigan Republican Party
- District 113 on the ballot · open seat
- Jennifer Capps Balkcom Republican Party
- Jamie Ager Democratic Party
- Travis Groo Libertarian Party
- District 122 on the ballot
- Jack Codiga Republican Party
- Alma S. Adams Democratic Party
- District 133 on the ballot
- Paul Barringer Democratic Party
- Steven Swinton Libertarian Party
- Brad Knott Republican Party
- District 142 on the ballot
- Lakesha Womack Democratic Party
- Tim Moore Republican Party
Notes on the official list
- The State Board of Elections does not call its candidate lists certified; its Candidate Lists page says the lists are not always final and can change. We used the general-election list by contest generated October 13, 2026, and checked it against the State Board’s candidate spreadsheet updated October 25, 2026. The two agree on every candidate, party and district listed here.
- The State Board’s candidate list abbreviates party names (DEM, REP, LIB, GRE). We show each party the way the printed ballot words it, from the official sample ballots the State Board publishes: Democratic Party, Republican Party, Libertarian Party and Green Party. We read 14 of those sample ballots, one for each congressional district and each cited on its race, and every one shows the same names, in the same order, as the State Board’s list.
- District 11: the general-election list shows the Republican candidate as Jennifer Capps Balkcom, with a filing date of August 11, 2026, months after the December 2025 filing period. The State Board’s March 3, 2026 primary list showed Chuck Edwards among the Republican candidates, and he is not on the general-election list. The lists do not say why, and we did not find a State Board notice explaining the change.
- The list does not mark incumbents, so we do not mark any candidate here as the incumbent.
- North Carolina has no governor race in 2026, and the list shows no special election for a U.S. Senate or U.S. House seat on November 3, 2026.